SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (28th MAY)
28th May BIRTH DATES
1. Muhammad BuxJohar (Hyderabad/Journalist & Writer for Child Literature/ birth 28th May 1918),
2. Qimat Kamal (Larkano> Thana/Poet/ birth 28th May 1926),
3. Allahyar ‘Ulfat’ (Sahibdino/Poet/ birth 28th May 1953),
4. NaranjanAsrani (Mumbai/Artist/ birth 28th May 1955),
5. Dr.Zulfiqar Siyal(Faridabad/Poet & Scholar/ birth 28th May 1957)
28th MayDEATH DATES
1. Moulana Ghulam Siddiq Shahdadkoti (Religious Scholar/ death 28th May 1905),
2. Khanchand Partabrai (Hyderabad/Freedom Fighter/ death 28th May 1924),
3. Muhammad Alam Shah ‘Alam’ (Poet/ death 28th May 1955),
4. Haji Khan Muhammad Abbasi (Valid/Social worker/ death 28th May 1962),
5. Elsa Kazi (Poetess/1967),
6. Mir Sikandar Khoso (Politician/ death 28th May 1975)
28th May
EVENTS
1917: The Citizens’ Association of Hyderabad elects its office-bearers, and they are Rais Ghulam Muhammad Bhurgri (President), Mukhi Jethanand (Vice President), Gopaldas Jhamatmal (Hon.Secretary),Sarnanad (Join Secretary), Dharamdas Belaram (Treasurer).
1921: A public meeting is held by Non-Co-Operators at Sukkur. Moulana Taj Mahmood Amroti and Veromal Begraj are the important speakers of the event.The meeting is arranged in the Wara/building of Bhai Nanumal, because Anti-Non-Cooperators were determined to disturb the meeting if it is held in any open ground.
1931: Moulvi Sir Muhammad Yaqub contacts Sindhi leaders to organize Muslim League in Sindh. Pir Ali Muhammad Shah Rashdi, who was the Secretary of the SindhMuhammadan Association accepts his appeal and starts work on the agenda.
1944: Bazim Mushira of Larkano arranges Poetic Sitting with Ghous Bux in Chair.
1948: The crisis of power-politics ends in Punjab with resignation of Mian Mumtaz Doultana and Shoukat Hayat.
1950: Moulana Moudoodi, who was arrested for making objectionable speech on Kashmir, is released.
1953: Malik Sikandar Khan, Pir Ghulam Rasool Shah, Shafqat Hussain Shah, Mir Ahmad Khan Talpur are appointed Parliamentary Secretaries by Chief Minister, Pirzada Abdul Sattar.
1955: Election for the Constituent Assembly will be held on 21st of June. Province-wise seats are allocated. Punjab 21 (20 Muslims + 01 Non-Muslim), East Pakistan (40 (31 Muslims+ 09 Non-Muslims), Sindh 05 (04 Muslims+ 01 Non-Muslim), NWFP 04, Karachi, Khairpur and Balochistan 01 for each.
1957: Five thousand acres of land in Ghulam Muhammad Barrage is on the disposal of the Government for distribution.
1963: U.S.A is taking interest to help Pakistan in construction of Tarbila Dam.
1964: Z.A.Bhutto attends the funeral ceremony of Indian Prime Minister Pandit Jawahrlal Nehru. Though , he attended so many such type of funeral ceremonies, but nobody attended his funeral ceremony, even Wife Nusrat Bhutto and daughter Benazir Bhutto.
1921: A public meeting is held by Non-Co-Operators at Sukkur. Moulana Taj Mahmood Amroti and Veromal Begraj are the important speakers of the event.The meeting is arranged in the Wara/building of Bhai Nanumal, because Anti-Non-Cooperators were determined to disturb the meeting if it is held in any open ground.
1931: Moulvi Sir Muhammad Yaqub contacts Sindhi leaders to organize Muslim League in Sindh. Pir Ali Muhammad Shah Rashdi, who was the Secretary of the SindhMuhammadan Association accepts his appeal and starts work on the agenda.
1944: Bazim Mushira of Larkano arranges Poetic Sitting with Ghous Bux in Chair.
1948: The crisis of power-politics ends in Punjab with resignation of Mian Mumtaz Doultana and Shoukat Hayat.
1950: Moulana Moudoodi, who was arrested for making objectionable speech on Kashmir, is released.
1953: Malik Sikandar Khan, Pir Ghulam Rasool Shah, Shafqat Hussain Shah, Mir Ahmad Khan Talpur are appointed Parliamentary Secretaries by Chief Minister, Pirzada Abdul Sattar.
1955: Election for the Constituent Assembly will be held on 21st of June. Province-wise seats are allocated. Punjab 21 (20 Muslims + 01 Non-Muslim), East Pakistan (40 (31 Muslims+ 09 Non-Muslims), Sindh 05 (04 Muslims+ 01 Non-Muslim), NWFP 04, Karachi, Khairpur and Balochistan 01 for each.
1957: Five thousand acres of land in Ghulam Muhammad Barrage is on the disposal of the Government for distribution.
1963: U.S.A is taking interest to help Pakistan in construction of Tarbila Dam.
1964: Z.A.Bhutto attends the funeral ceremony of Indian Prime Minister Pandit Jawahrlal Nehru. Though , he attended so many such type of funeral ceremonies, but nobody attended his funeral ceremony, even Wife Nusrat Bhutto and daughter Benazir Bhutto.
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